Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.

I1OuoC lO-hOAAOW CNCAAbS
Two DRINKS were sent to the hill yes
terdsy morning by Judge LETTERS.
THE river is still damp, which fact
many people will be glad to hear.
SEE advertisement of L. s. Good q Co.
in another column. Special bargains.
THE Y. NJ. D. c. meet in regular session
at their rooms on Twelfth street tonight
WHEN are we to have as much natural
gas as car be used by the manufacturers!
EVERYTHING goes along very smoothly
in the Board of Education meetings these
days.
In the past two days $4,000 worth of
outstanding city orders have beer re-
deemed.
"IN and Out of Place at the Grand
Opera House this evening, by the Kline
hart Company.
THE Opera House Orchestra will give the
first of their winter semi-monthly rehear-
sails at Arion Hall, Sunday evening next.
THERE will be free exhibition of candy
making by two Eastern experts in bursts
show windows this evening at halt-past
seven.
OUR opera-loving people are looking for
ward with much pleasure to the engage
ment of the Conried Opera Company next
Thursday.
LOIS of people who might have helped
along the concert for the benefit OF the
Mission School last evening, and not have
missed the money, failed to do 50.
THE Swiss Society gave a hop at Arion
Hall last evening, very large crowd beng
present. Prot. Kramer's orchestra fur
nished the music, and a delightful time
was spent.
THE Temple Musee of Anatomy, in the
Reilly building, corner OF Fourteenth n
Market streets, is visited by hundreds OF
our citizens daily. 1t is an interesting
exhibition.
THE doctors at Cincinnati say they find
no typhoid germs in the Ohio river water,
although it is heavily charged with de-
composed matter. Isn't Wheeling water q
little purer than that of Cincinnati
CHAs. CLINE, the popular North End
grocer, moved into his handsome new
building, at the corner of Eighth and Mar
ket streets, and opened up his store room
with a fresh stock OF goods, yesterday.
THE Crangle Mission Band Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church will give an en-
t%ertainment and social in the Sunday
school room of the church this evening at
7:3O O'Clock, and a pleasant time Is antlcl-
pated.
The Linsly Cadets, under command OF
Cant. George Boyd, gave q public drill on
City Hall square, last evening, aud their
precise and graceful attracted
great attention. Capt. Boyd is a fine in
structor.
AND now it is rumored that there is to
he another bride and groom to be quarter
ed at the Mcclure House in the near future,
which event will be u great surprise to So
ciety. Every body is wondering who In
the world can it be|'
, The "Argonauts of 49," with Harley
) Merry starring, supported by Miss
: Josephine Britain and apowerful company
of dramatic artists of ability, will open q
three nights engagement at the Grand on
r Monday evening next.
: THE Committee on Finance will meet
this evening, at City Hall, in conjunction
with the Board of Public Works, Tor the
purpose OF talking over the additional ap
Q preparation asked by the Board to pull
them through the seasons unfinished work
RPRoF. JOHN MULLEN rendered his dane
ing class a very pleasant reception al
g Mpnnerchor Hall last evening, which was
largely attended. Prof. Killmeyer played
and the affair was a most delightful one
NJ kT.ll.rfa nppila ohnW uraat nrOUrpSI
d in the art of dancing.
THE mysterious looking bomb presented
T. 10 police headquarters by the REGISTER l
carefully cared for at the Building, and tn,
attaches walk around on their toes for fea
) of Earring it. A scheme is OIL foot to TAX
the thing ont on a high hill and set it of
There may be another item in 1t.
IT is understood that arrangements ar
being made to have Rev. l. G. Mitchell, o
Wellsburg, commence a prOtrscted meet
ing in the Disciples Church, next Sunday
Mr.. Mitchell is II powerful and eloquen
y speaker, and will no doubt draw larg
; audiences and create quite an interest.
DIR. J. d. MoFFAT, of Wash-Jeff. Co
lege, will preach at the Second Presby
r terrain Church on Sunday morning, n /
o the evening will deliver q sermon at tn
United Presbyterian Church on the occs
y sion of the celebration of the third ann
n, versary of the Young Mems Christia
ir Association.
b. THE New Cumberland branch of I'll
ct Panhandle il snow in operation from DO
1t liday's Cove to the Black Horse, where a
agent has been located. A telegraph 9TH
will be opened at the Cove as we'll as I
be New Cumberland, where the compan
.. have purchased the old skating rink az
freight depot.
PASSENGER TRAIN No. 70 on
"Pwiky" road struck a cow yester
al morning as the train was approacl !
es Wellsburg. The engine and several sa1
at were derailed, but no further damag' tro
ali done, although the cow will not b let
cause of another such accident. IN :
sengers were delayed about two hog m,
OFFICER SHORTS and Nightwan th
Murdoch found a well dressed you a I'M
lying on Main street, last evenh an
v" beastly state of intoXication. No an
tempted to carry him to the locSu ,el-
was too limp, and the services OF, n bG
barrow were brought into reqr be
pa get him there. that
ian The Wheeling Athletic Clut Can't. =,
the sparring match to be given. Eipu "
toll rink, Saturday evening, bL Their
Err and the "St. Joe Kid" is shat.
~auspices, and say they havspecb NAV o
h. ever TO do with it. While w. ninb n
be a good one, it is unjust hen thew
i0S associate their name with n
ash have no connection with it
OPP TIMOTHY BUTLER, q al Com. l
nc. employ of the Wheeling, I'D Cftv q
for pany, fell from a ladder Ill nah. g
'le- Hall lot, yesterday mo-, M pbnnix Z
ing connections for a ho - save
saloon. He threw out h-otsn |
himself aud his right wu u went {
cry beer glass and was b. ~ Ro;rd
to McLain's drug stc'ne
dressed the wound.
Yesterdays Cinsu H"E 49,
iS, Lem McGregory, ~, 'V9 hm - he
ins, !oEus ,% I.on = saturday night. The
md Kid is in excelIshape and weighs l.s
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